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Benign disease of the anus, rectum and colon.

Joseph Thornton, N. O. Udezue, Clyde W. Phillips

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Benign diseases of the anus, rectum, and colon are common and in most instances simple to treat. However, there may be complications that are considered serious. The authors present examples of these diseases and emphasize pathological anatomy and practical surgical therapy.

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Benign diseases of the anus, rectum, and colon are common and in most instances simple to treat. However, there may be complications that are considered serious. The authors present examples of these diseases and emphasize pathological anatomy and practical surgical therapy.

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Benign diseases of the anus, rectum, and colon are common and in most instances simple to treat. However, there may be complications that are considered serious. The authors present examples of these diseases and emphasize pathological anatomy and practical surgical therapy.

Key concepts: Anus, Rectum, Medicine, Pathological, Disease, Rectal diseases, General surgery, Surgery

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